Google Chrome may lack its own reading feature, but that doesn't mean you can't use text-to-speech with the browser. Here's how to listen to content in Chrome.

Each article that you add to Narro’s reading list becomes an episode “narrated” by the text-to-speech engine. I’ve tried it recently and it worked surprisingly well.

Luckily, there are a myriad of text to speech reading solutions out there for doing everything from reading web content to books. Today, Good e-Reader is going to look at the best ones out there.

While all of these apps provide text-to-speech capabilities, each app serves a slightly different set of needs. Some apps show the text as it is spoken, while others offer a variety of voices.

To turn on the text-to-speech player, you can tap on a “play” icon you’ll see on the bottom bar while reading an article, and the player will let you choose things like reading speed (up to ...

Explore the innovative Text to Speech feature of the Kindle 3 in our latest video! Discover how this function transforms your ...

Text-to-speech (TTS) services are no longer just a tool for accessibility; they make your everyday browsing more productive and enjoyable. Imagine cooking dinner while listening to articles from ...

Text-to-speech is commonly used as an accessibility feature to help people who have trouble reading on-screen text, but it's also convenient for those who want to be read to. You can find text-to ...

If you're an Evernote Premium subscriber and you use Chrome, you'll want to get the Evernote Clearly extension which now features text-to-speech reading.

Google Chrome may lack its own reading feature, but that doesn't mean you can't use text-to-speech with the browser. Here's how to listen to content in Chrome.